Who is challenging the ICC in The Hague

The International Criminal Court is facing an unprecedented crisis related to its declining legitimacy and a surge in withdrawals from its membership, particularly by African countries such as Chad, which officially informed the United Nations of its intention to withdraw. Chad justified its decision by accusing the court of geographical selectivity and focusing investigations on Africa, viewing these actions as attempts at dominance and control over the continent. These developments occur amid intense American pressure campaigns against the court, including threats of sanctions and diplomatic interventions to prevent the prosecution of U.S. officials and allies. All of this has coincided with the court's declining stature amid international criticism and significant political tensions.

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